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Why Do Schools Attempt Or Commit Suicide

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Patrick Odle Odle 1
Mr. Roth
English- 8th Hour
20, April 2016 Bullying Crosses The Limits

1 out of 8 people in school attempt or commit suicide due to the bullying incidents in school. More kids are getting bullied per day from other students as the fact states 1 out of 8 people in school attempt or commit suicide due to the bullying incidents in school. Kids in school are still getting bullied as school goes on throughout the year, as the fact states 1 out of 8 people in school attempt or commit suicide due to the bullying incidents in school. During school 1 out of 8 …show more content…

If someone were to get bullied they would most likely not come to school the next day or kill themselves. 1 out of 8 kids attempt or commit suicide due to bullying in schools, that is why teachers are starting to take charge due to all the incidents, connected to the bullying that has been happening in schools. As kids get bullied some of those kids attempt or commit suicide because, there getting bullied in school. In conclusion as kids get bullied every day 1 out of 8 of those kids either attempt or commit suicide because they get bullied in school every day. More kids get bullied per day in school as the fact states 1 out of 8 kids attempt or commit suicide because, they get bullied per day, per school. And so it happened that I received a call from the superintendent of Bucyrus City Schools. He had heard about Speak Truth To Power (STTP), the human rights education curriculum offered by the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights, the organization my family founded in 1968 to carry forward my father's unfinished work. As schools continue to run more kids are leaving and joining different schools which appoints that more kids in school are getting bullied per day. As students get bullied …show more content…

We do it all the time, and our children are even better at it than we are. Parents, teachers, neighbors, bus drivers - we all can do our part to raise children who see themselves as human rights defenders. In doing so, we're not just creating safer schools for them but also passing on to them a more just and peaceful world. Two children in every classroom in America are estimated to miss at least one day of school each month because they feel unsafe. Local governments realize we cannot afford to dismiss youth violence as simply "kids being kids." Anti-bullying legislation has been passed in 49 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. As schools progress with the anti-bullying slogan at least out of all of those kids in the class at least two students are at least going to miss one day of school each month of the school year. Following the implementation of STTP, according to a forthcoming independent study we commissioned, Bucyrus students reported a change in attitude regarding bullying, particularly their awareness of bullying as an issue. Administrators have seen an increase in reports of bullying, and one student described the STTP activities as "helpful not just in handling bullying, but [providing] reasons to be more open-minded about other people." As schools initiated the STTP program more students had an attitude adjustment and had regards about bullying other people. As students get bullied out of all the schools

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